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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-09-03


petite for News.
Wife to husband who has just re-
turned home-What's the news down
town.
misunderstanding.
Wife-Of course not.
Husband-Why of course notp
Wife-Oh, we'll, there is never any
news for a woman unless she finds it
out herself.
Husband CATER long silence)-It
does seem to me that people ought to
be more careful.
Wife-What aboutP
Husband-I was thinking of some
thing that occurred down town to-
night. Major Buxter and his family
sat out on the front steps until quite
late, and when the Major got up and
went into his room he had not noticed
that his prankish little son had slipped
away just as the Major stepped into
his room he heard something under
the bed-in fact, saw something-and,
thinking that a robber had seOreted
himself there, he seized a pistol and
fired under the bed, and
Wife-Merciful heavens, and shot his
little sonP
Husband-Who said he shot his son?
Wife-YOu said that his son went
under the bedP
Husband-I didn't.
Wife-What did you saye
Husband-I said that the Major did
lot notice his son when he slipped
away from the front steps.
Wife (still excited)-And was the
boy under the bed?
Husband-No, a cat was under the
bed.
Wife-You are the most hateful mar
| ever saw.
Husband-WhyP just because the
boy did not go undar the bed and ge
shotP had nothing to do with it,
~ Y. NelOS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-09-03
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.


Plan well and thoroughly, Guilt
vate no more land than you can cult
vate well, be faithful and trust for
good in the end.
If bottle pennyroyal be left un.
corked in room at night, not mos
quito or any other bloodsucker will be
found there in the morning. Scientific
american.
To Cook Black-Eyed Peas-Boil
one quart of the peas in four quarts of
water, with four small onions, bunch
celery and bit of bacon or a ham
bone. Season to the taste.-C Cincinnati
Times.
While stock feeding is one of the
best methods of improving the soil, it
would be folly for a man with no ex-
perience in feeding stock to embark
hastily in such an enterprise for the
sake of the manure.
To tell cake in the oven, never in
sert broom splinter, but draw it
gently forward and put the ear close to
the loaf; if it is not done there will be
little suffering sound. When it is
thoroughly baked there will be no
sound.
"A simple way to decorate waste
basket is to get bright and fanciful
japanese napkins and cover the basket
with them. Tie them with ribbons
around the top of the basket, and in
the center also; then let them hang
full and free at the bottom. Indian
GpOlts Journal.
Rice Cream. Wash and parboil
one-haIf pound of rice. Drain and
cook in one quart of white stock made
from a knuckle of veal, until soft, run
through a sieve, add one pint cream,
one teaspoon salt, little pepper and
one cup cooked asparagus tops. Thin
with stock if necessary. Christian
Union.
We have heard Hiram Smith say
often, remarks Hoard'S DairymaB, that
in undertaking to make a first-class
| butter-maker he had rather hundred
times over take young man or wo-
man who never saw Il pound of butter
than some farmer or his wife who had
made butter all their lives in their
own way.
There is just the same difference be-
tween feeding for eggs or feeding for
market that there is in feeding for lean
meat, growth or milk, and feeding for
fat. The farmers wife often complains
that her hens will not lay. The reason
is they get all the corn they want and
are too fat. The egg is composed
largely of albumen and to produce It
the hens must have albuminoids.
Cold Deviled Eggs. Boil nun.
bef OF eggs very hard; when cold re-
move the shells and cut each egg IN
half. Take out the yolks and pound
them in a mortar with a few boned an
chovies, pepper, salt and pinch of dry
mustard, moistening with little but
ter. Fill the empty whites cut in halve:
with this mixture, and arrange in
dish garnished with parsley.-Far1a
Field and StOcbmGn.
Mrs. Rose Terry Cooke says tina
if American women wish to be health,
they must learn to live in fresh air
She advises them to open their win
dows, wear flannel nightgowns, anC
take a jug of hot water to bed if the.
are cold, but never to sleep with close
windows, air all their clothes and thei
room daily, eat simple, wholesom
food, wear homeless waists and butte
their skirts on them and take the heel
off their boots.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-09-03

Farmer Hoprako (to departing
guesD-"Had good time, I hopeP"
Guest-"Well-er-hardly. The mos.
quitoes nearly killed me-" That's all
right. You come around next summer
and I'll fix you comfortable. "Goins
to get rid of them?" Eyes. I'll fat.
ten 'em and serve 'em up for quail. ~
PHILADELPHIA Call.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-09-03

Ateetive-"Contrss aud you viii
50 our life" Rrsouer-"But my
i ion would hang all three of Us. q"
De,echve-'Well, what Of thai? You
will always have the consciousness Of
SHOWING that you told tho tr.,t,,h
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-09-03

1t is said the custom of kissing on
the forehead is losing in popularity,
even in the old countries. Aha! 1t
begins to dawn upon our struggling
intellect that the bang was created TO,
apurpose.- BinghamioH Republican.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-09-03

-"Never fear. my dear" remarked
the wife of an impecunious husband;
''never fear, I still love YOU" al know
that" he repijed; "but that doesn't
help matters much" "TH trust you
always" sac exclaimed. Yes, my
dear" he exclaimed with a sigh which
came frOH his heart "that is very fine,
but unfortunately you are not the
grocer"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-09-03

"A New York gentleman owns what
are considered the largest antlers in
America. The horns are s.X feet bong
from the Crown of the head tn the[tp
and carry thirteen prongS Indicating
that the animal was thirteen years old.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-09-03

The historic walnut tree at the t.
of the Devils Den. on the battlefield
Gettysburg, was blown down nut 10,
AGO.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-09-03

The man who thinks this is cole
world" has gone South for the summer.
-B0SiOn Commercial BUllsttk
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-09-03
A THRILLING STORY.

How Husband Satisfied His Wife's APP
petite for News.
Wife to husband who has just re-
turned home-What's the news down
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

Public notice is hereby given that the
Assessment Roll for the fiscal year 1887,
has this day been turned over TO me by
the County Assessor, Henry p. Ewing,
as provided by Law.
And further notice is hereby given that
al. --la--rA---s-a-G i--------s-----
M5fiaye county, Territory OF Arizona, will
meet at the Court House in Kingman, in
said county and territory, at 10 O'Clock a.
IN. on Friday, July lst, 1887, az provid-
ed by Law, and continue in session from
time 70 time until the Goth day Of July,
before when the business Of equalization
presented to them, as such Board, must
be disposed Of.
Any and all persons interested are also
notified that said Assessment Roll, List
hooks. ETC., are nov in my office subject
TO public inspection at oil times between
tbs hours of g a. m. and 5 p. m. Sundays
excepted.
Dated at Kingman, June Goth, 1857.
JAMES J. HYDE,
Clerk Of the Board OF Supervisors Of
Mohave county and ex-otficio Clerk OF the
Board Of Equalization.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
ss..sva,, s.eA..... war al.r.~.

Standing in the studio OF Frederick s..
Webster, the taxidermist, is "Old sor-
rel, !" the war horse OF fstonewall Jackson.
The stuffed figure of the famous animal
is placed In an attitude Of attention, with
bead and ears erect.
tOld SorYel" hsd most eycntfui his-
tory. His birth was Obscure, but at an
early age he was selected, with number
oi other horses, after the battle Of Manas.
sas, ior the service Of the United States,
and WAS en- route to Washington when tho
train was captured near Harper's FERRY
BY party Of fconicslerates commanded by
Stonewali Jackson. From among the 10,
Of horses General Jackson singled on.
"Oid sorrel" for his own, and paid to the
Quartermaster $50 for the privilege oil
owning him.
With the natural intelligence which al.
ways characterized him, "Old sorrel'' i'm
mcdiately renounced all idea OF Federal
allegiance and for the rest OF the war
faithfully served his master and the Con-
federscy. With the exception OF the
campaign In Maryland, General Jackson
rode this horse in every battle and on
every march from the time he obtained
him until he reached ChsncelIorsyi!le,
and there received the fatal bullet, s.ill
seated on "Old Sorel's' back. On that
eventful night, when the hero of the
Southern Confederacy fell wounded 10
death, the horse Was lost, and for day
OF two was thought TO hsve been captured
by the Federal forces, until he was picked
up by Gen. J. 4. B. Stuart. "Old So..
rel" was then sent to Mrs Jackson, ai,c
took him with her 10 North Carolina, AMI.
subsequently 10 Richmond, where he re-.
ceived probably better attention than any
living horse. During the New Orleans
Exposition he WAS placed on exhibition
there. and on his return was presented 10
X. Z. Lee Camp Of Confederate Veterans
and placed at the Confederate soIdiers'
Home. where he died, at tho advanced
age OF thirty-six years, oil the 18th OF
March, 1885. The work os having the
horse mounted is paid for by the auihoii-
ties Of tine city Of Richmond, which will
present..it to the Trustees Of the Confed.
crate Soldiers Home.--Washington Post.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

General futile, Commander Of the q.
A. IL. for Iowa, was asked what he
thoIsh. Of Cleyeland's refusal to visit 81.
Lodis encampment. He said: "Ckye-
Lands backdown is 10 complete that we
don't feel like exuliing, but it was the
wisest and best thing he could do. I zee
he attempts TO get sympathy by insr1u-
ating that threats Of violence had b41n
made against him. l can say that no
threats OF violence were ever made or
ever dreamed Of. The old soldiers do
not mean TO throw bricks in order TO
show their contempt. have had leftrs
by -the basheIs from all parts Of the
United States, and / believe that 90 Eer
cent Of the old soldiers were opposed TO
having him review them at their encamp
ment. As to the suggestion from ~. |
Louis that the citizens win treat tie
Grand Army inciyilly, ! can say that !
the old so!diers ask no fayors OF St. Louis
and do not go there for that pGrpose.
They are MT a set Of politicians, and tfty
will find all the entertainment they want
In renewing and strengthening The ties IT
frateraal association" Il
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
Astssishisi % Sss~eess.

II IL the duty Of every psrscn who has
used Boschss's German Syrup to lot It's
wonderful qualities be known 10 tbeir
friends In eunns Consumption. evere
Couehs, Cyoss. Asshns, Pnermonia, ard
In fact eu throat and IuDg disessss. No
person car usp II yithout immediate relief.
Thsss dosss win reiisys any case, and we
consider 1t the duty Of all Druggists to
recommend II 70 tbs poss, ayiag ooasump-
tivs. at lsast to try one bottle, as s0!100
dozsa bottles were sold last year, and no
one case where IL failed was reported. Such
a rnedicins ~ tho German Syrup cannot b.
TOO wiassy Srpxp. Ask Jour druggist
about t.. bampis botttss TO try, so,j Ct -
cents. Regular size 70 cents. Sold by ell
Druggists and Dealers in tbs United Stsses
and Canada.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

The whole amount Of land granted the
A. d r. road. and earned by construc.
ton, in New Mexico, was 1900 900 acres
Lost by reason OF private and Indian
grants, in New Mexico, 1,6)0,O00 acres,
leaving the road 2 900 900 acres in tha,
Territory. The whole amount OF land
granted to the road in Arizona yas Q, 300, :
900. Lost by private grants and Indian
grants In Arizona. 100000 aerss, isay-
ing the road 8 200 900 acres in that Terri
tory. This makes total Of 0,s00, 900
acres Of land granted to the road in the
two Territories, OF which they lose, by
reason 81 private and Indian grants,
2.700 900 acres. For u,is they have been
permitted 10 seek indemnities, and Cen
erSl sedgwlck and General Williamson
selected i28,OGo ceres within the Santa
Fe land district, 10000 acres within the
Las Cruces land district and 224, 900 acres
within the Arisona land district, making
. total Of $4,000 aczes in New Mexico
and Arizona, Notwithstanding the TAX
ing oi this $50 800 acres within tho in
demnity iimit there u still deficiency Of
indemnity lands due the road Of $780,,
900 acres, which they cannot get in any
way except through the courts. s.--Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
Tie E,llowins from the Tucson SaT

Tie E,ilowins from the Tucson StT y
well wortis considering:
IL il estimated that six-seyenths oi all
violent crimes committed in Arizona erig-
mate viii, strong drink. Ross-iftb, Of
the INDECENT sick have spent their rub
stance in saloons. Tbree-fourths Of the
insane are the victims ID whisky or to-
bacco, and that there is more money iient
ont Of Arizona annually for liquor and
cigars than for dry goods and groceries.
Verify, il does seem that nsen have lost
their reason, end that Il is high time for
! egislaiioa on this s,..s1e.. +
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

At the ysesat meeting and banquet in
Newark Of the Grand AsEy st New Jer'
sey, Past Department csnamsaasI
Wheeler said: 81 want 10 say that, az
an oidline Democrat, endorse the utter.
ances Of Commander-in-Chief Fairchild
ON the return Of the battle flags" And
he added: 'There has been Iasch er.
element over the proposed visit Of Presi-
dent Cleveland to the national encamp-
ment at st. Louis. We have kept quiet
about this at headquarters, hat no. be-
cause we did not fee. strongly on the s'io-
Jet. want to say right here that the
-t.iis banner Of the department Of New
ysr.sv .h,' - aAses be dipped to "a Presb
dent who goes fishing on. As'''a'
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
Notice OF Forfeiture.

To the administrator, grardian rr let,ri
representatives Of The estate Of 5efytna
Burns ard Martin Barns, both dece aaad.
or a.J oisior person claimiEg title by OF
thry1cii them or through any iitsfsst In
said estates.
You arc hereby notified tsat ! hare az.
pended one hundred dollars la labor and
iinproy2nsnts upon the Hancock mining
claim, situated In the WaiIspai Mining Dis.
tfiot. Mohsye County, Arizona Territory.
Sad mining claim In duly recorded in tie
saiEips records Of Said county in the Re.
rordsr's office thereof. and reference is here.
by saa thereto for full and cofap.ete de.
sGription thereof. Said expsndituts has
bssn made In order 10 hold said prsgnisay
under the provisions Of Section 2s2s, Revis.
cd Statutes 0f this United states. being The
amount required TO Eoid tie same for tho
wear ending Decem',sv 3lst. 1ss8.
And you are further notified that tho pro.
aortign Of snch sx.ssDditufe dns frnrn yoa II
SO dollars issfni money of the Uri,e8
States, and If Within ~ DAYS after the pub i.
Ii.atiyu of this notice yor fail or feiasa tu
acniribuis y0HF proportion 81 sncii eEpsitdi.
t1gc - co-orEer rour interest In said prop
srty will become t,ls propertV o! tbs Under.
signed under saia sstcti9n 2344.
FRANZ l.. Kgxp.
Kinsman, bay eth 1897.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
" snaeSfa1 CoPes.

w. d. Hoyte 4 Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica
SAlve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell - well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases Of
pronounced Consumption have been en-
.ireiy cured by use Of . few bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery, taken in oonnec.
tion with Electric Bitters. We guarantee
them always. Sold by Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

! The Board Of Supervisors propose ., do
ti:cir whole datg ia the matter Of the
equalization of the assessment roll, With
ont fear or favor to anyone, in which
aiasy should be upheld by all good eiti-
xens. Under the new Law anyone Who is
aggrieyed sa tine decision OF the County
Boards may ayysal to the Territorial
Board OF EquaIizAies, which meets in
Prescott in August.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

Aohave county presents the best in
ducements 10 intending loeators to-day oi
any county in the Territory. Our mines
are just being opened up in business
like manner and On paying basis, our
cattle interests are prospering az never
before, our towns are improving, and new
avenues for enterprise, skill and capital
are being daily opened up. The general
prosperity Of Mohave county has never
been equal TO what It is to-day.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

Ii is Tlmored on the streets that the
Board Of Supervisors intend to make an
example Of tgo or three OF our cattle
owners, who are accused OF giving in t'tbe
Assessor about one-thifd OF what they
actually own. by ordering roand u, o,
siieir herds. II more cattle il found than
sas given in they viii be prosecuted for
PERJURY and otherwise to ths full extent
.sf tEA Law t.r. EH#
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
LOST Or STOLES
Check Ne. 10

Drawn June 10th 1857, on Wells, Far.
go & Cos Bank, aan Francisco, Cal, by
the Golden Gate Mining Company, per
II. J, Brother, General Manager, in favor
Of G, 7. Frszse fos the sum of one hun
dred dollars,
=" aassons arc csusioaed against CASH
1A.- - A. ~t.xvo .hacL oz
ing on negosiatins = ..,...sa
payment On the same has bee..
II. ]. BxoTHzs,
GeAeral Manager Golden Gate Mining
Company.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

We were much gratified to receiys tiss
Albuquerque Daily Citizen Of June 29th,
last sunday. The paper bad been only
twelve days on the rcad- Another in
stance OF the great benefit conferred bs
the change OF administration.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

Arizona can show good public s:hool
record more money is expended IN be-
half Of public education in proportion to
the assessed valuation of property and
the reputation than in any other Of the
territories. Star.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

There are q ses ranting fools aoont
town who arg eyeriastinsiy finding iauli
with the Way in which the county officers
are performing their duties. They should
be- sent 10 the Phenix asylum, where
they properly belong; or, what would b~
worse, made to do little hard work.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

The Board OF Supervisors are q the
opinion that the oltsids capitalists. who
own and reap the benefit of some oi our
best mines and send the proceeds 0is Of
the county, should contribute theii Just
anota OF taxes, in which all taxpayers
will agree with them.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

One OF The most difficult tasks an editor
has 10 overcome, In to carry ON conver-
sation viii, half dozen visitors while nc
is writing up his editorial or nevis col
nmn, but The majority Of us have TO do
;ust that very thing Star.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

Some comment having been made ON
the fact that the name Of Blaine, OF
Maine. = appears in the Union Pacific LIST
inquiry has shown that the Congress that
passed the Pacific railway act was the
9th, while Mr. Blaine served his hrss
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

Nine times out Of ten the man whc pfo-
claims through the press his connertion
with fraternal societies, 10 fraud and
he should be watched, as he shos's by
this very act that selhshness was the mo
tive which caused him 10 ally himself
with tie same.--Star.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
NOTICE TO CREDiToRs.

In ths Probate Court ~ she Gonnty Of bio.
hsve, Territory OF Arz ma.
In this matter u the Estaie
"
tLLAs n. Gaafgr, Deesasad
Notes Is hoSeigy Rfges by She gvaeTsfgs4.
ca, executor III hssxfate of Allan III. tiratE,
deceased, 20 rila cnsditags of, and vi per.
SONS haying cIaims srain4t ,i,a said deceseis.
ID, ~ sxhibjs tbssn wifh the reces&ary
vouchers within tsHi months iiffer tho Bnst
pEbiteAtion ~ tiis notiee, 10 ths ssid en-
esuior at his place II business IN the town
of EheEterrY, Con tty III AsokBye a4d Tex.
fiiurg " Arizona, tbs same baina tbe pssre
for tbs transaction ~ the business of said
estate In 1a!a cJgnty and Territory.
Dated this 9th ,lsy e,f Jane 1887. .
WmL14a GRGHT.
Executor of the iast will and testament cf
Allan III. Grant, Decreased.
JasnSs j. Hyde. Attorney for R1ecutog.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

II yoo want TO learn all about Mohave
county and her wonderful mining, graz
ing and other resources, send for the NO
HAVE MINER. Sent postage free to any
postofiice In the United States; one year,
t4.00; six mouths, t2.00; three mouths,
si.0. Remit postal or Wells, Fargo 4
Co.'S orders, postal note or postage stamps
TO James J. Hyde, Kingman, Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

The Pacific squadron Of the United
States navy has been ordered to the
Hawaiian Islands. bat whether a,y OF
the rotten old tubs ever reach Honoi1lu
or not viii depend good deal o. the
Almighty.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

GOhstg@. 4e saf
ID. q. EaAfxGros.
Plaintiff. 5h
ya. SIsf,sDSs.
MARIA EENIsGTcs.
Defesdsftt~
Action brought in The T1aftlcs carrt Of
ths Third Judicjas Bjs.fiesuE size Terrific.
~ Of Aiizoiia, ia ard tsf lie County Of
A0ilavs. \.
The Territory Of hiizns,e atisds greeting
10 Marla AtBiiigtgu, defap taiit.
ioaa are hereby suasfaattd ard reGsifed
TO appsar ia sn sG;ts,p bfe9 iH apaifst yor
by tis above ilsrli4i Gise5btilia tie DISTRICT
Court cf tho IEIkd tna5ch Digtfict. iI,
aid for Tie County q! MgEs.s m ttts Ter,
ritory Of lrizana. ard Gnatter tLa con.
paint filed wii1 see Gfsfk ii this gourt. az
kingmsn. in said Comfy i copy OF which
complaint aeea laganles tIilis spfnlpoils j,
within twenty DAYS fekeiEsige ~ tt4r day oi
sefsiseD after this ser,tee nItsa sou uf taB
summons. II served in this sit,nn.s, bot II
served out Of t~s st,Infg. ard within fhyt
District, thsn "3tAia sk!fty dsys: ia ri
other cases. fofty UsfS.
Ard yoa are issfhy roiisad that if gar
fsii to appear ard HsIs8EF il1s O, mp,aIut ri
.tovs required. the u iint!g w;l take III.
faais against snn. aHl vii apply 10 a..
Ct,urt for tbs resssf deia uigd "a tns pYss
er of the coup.sltt hsEsn aid costs ant
tiSfur-rDsnis n; tiriS brJaf expended.
--s--- Gsvsa H3dsF nus haIsd abd tbs SesI
La. tie ssia District Co,trt ~, Rfns
iaun this 10Th Day Of yuHa 1881.
H. iUGRgEkCN, Cssrs.
Vim. q. Biakaly, Ait.rney for Pisintlif.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

Hong ID; die1 sooner than he tKnghf
to. An outraged community vindi;ated
justice by hanging him at coinsa.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

II appears as II Secretary Endicots was
TO be sacrificed in order to save (beve-
land from the effects Of that rebs, Asg
order.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

Our District Attorney holds that
PATENTED mines, as well az other prop
erty. shonld be assessed ut their sctual
cash yalue.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

The mining outlook OF Mohave 10 stil
improving.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

The heavy rains Of the past week have
largely increased the value OF the cattle
interests I'm Mohaye county.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

The preacher lives by the golden rule /;
the printer by the brass rule, and the
teacher by the ferule. New Haven News.
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Pasronixs home productions when You
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16
sIIE HONS.

In The District Court tsf tie Third Judicial
District, Territory ~ Arizona, County oi
Mohave County miner., 1887-07-16

II is hereby ordered that the f.rrsolllg
notice OF application for patent bo pub.
iisbed for tie period sf sixty days item con
xecutive weeksj in the MoHavE CoUaTf
MrsEs weekly newspaper pnbiisLed at
kinsman in Mohave County. Arizona Ter.
ritory. j. l.. CAas,
Register.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-14
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

ARRIVALS.
From st. Louis, Missouri Pacific. 1850 p. IN
From st. Louis, via Iron Mountain 1850 p. IN
From ST. Louis, via Missouri Pacific. 1850 a. IN
From Laredo. s:sO y. IN